Tyler Leigh Vivier is the Editor for Good Things Guy.
Her passion is to spread good news across South Africa with a big focus on environmental issues, animal welfare and social upliftment. Outside of Good Things Guy, she is an avid reader, gardener, bird watcher and loves to escape to the Kruger National Park.
December holidays are basically just around the corner (even if you refuse to admit it!), so here are some handy travel tips for when you fly off on vacay. …
It has been 4 months since Hannah Cornelius’s parents heard the news of her tragic death, since then they have taken comfort in helping other parents. The day Anna…
Trevor Noah recently discussed his trip to SA on the Late Night show with Seth Meyers. He told a funny story about Chelsea Handler inciting an uprising. Trevor Noah…
The City of Cape Town have announced plans to build 5 social housing districts within the inner-city to combat the sky-high rental prices within the city. Executive Mayor, Patricia…
A bedridden Gogo asked her nurses if she could do something with her spare time while stuck in traction so the nurses got her wool and she knitted blankets. …
Amile was diagnosed with Liver Cirrohosis when she was three years old, she has done really well but now requires a liver transplant so SA are helping pay. Phiwo…
West Australia have joined in the Plastic Bag Ban movement that is slowly creeping across the globe. Rethink the Bag SA shared the victory on Twitter. Rethink the Bag…
SA Tourism have released a colourful new brand film featuring Bheki, a young Mbhaco maker from rural Eastern Cape, who travels the country in search of inspiration. SA Tourism…
Holliday the rescue Border Collie mix that has started to rescue stranded bugs and earthworms while out on her walks. She gently picks them up and moves them. A…
Hurricane Irma has caused devastation to Florida, USA but it hasn’t dampened the spirit of the people who live there. They have kept their sense of humour. People living…
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